Josh Code

Root Source: ‘Coronacation’

‘Coronacation’ isn’t your typical spring break. It could be longer — much, much longer.

Beloved diner, Grinder, to close its doors after nearly 50 years

Located on South Figueroa Street near campus, Grinder is a long-standing staple in the USC dining scene. It's beloved by students and locals alike for breakfast food, milkshakes, and late night bites. It has served the University Park community for 48 years.

USC brings composting to campus in an effort to increase on-campus sustainability

The university is working to make it easier for students to be environmentally friendly through helping students dispose of waste in a more sustainable way.

Olivia Jade returns to YouTube after the admission scandal

Olivia Jade Giannulli, one of the former USC students at the center of the Varsity Blues college admissions scandal, returned to YouTube Sunday with a two-minute video. Gianulli had been on a nine-month hiatus from social media since the college admissions scandal broke in March.

USC offering new major in philosophy, politics and economics

USC Dornsife began offering a new major this fall.

Roski student debuts exhibit chronicling medical journey

Junior Panteha Abareshi exhibits "HIPPA Violation," currently on display in the Helen Lindhurst gallery until November 7th

Students care for students in newly-opened homeless shelter

Six residents will move into USC’s Trojan Shelter housing unit, which opened last weekend, in Koreatown on Friday, Nov. 15.

USC Song Girls return to Galen Center for 2019-2020 basketball season

After a ban from the Galen Center during the 2018-2019 basketball season, the USC Song Girls returned to performing at the men's season opener against Villanova on Oct. 18.

USC employees could lose access to occupational medical services

Engemann proposed its removal from USC’s employee Medical Provider Network.

Judge in admissions scandal won’t consider the amount of money paid when sentencing

The judge in the admissions scandal case has ruled that the amount of money a parent paid will not factor into the severity of their sentence. Instead, the judge will take into account other criteria when sentencing the defendants.

About Josh Code

Josh Code is a sophomore at USC. He is majoring in journalism and most enjoys writing about film, urban planning, and popular culture. When not writing, sleeping, or studying he is an avid music listener, earring craftsman, and avocado enthusiast. His proudest accomplishments include surviving a lightning strike and holding hands with Stevie Nicks.

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